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IEnumerators can also be value types So no heap allocation, just stack. slightly off topic but a lot of things in .NET actually use compile time duct typing. like how async works To make your own task, you don't add an…
Yeah, I'm not going to use a toolchain where if my project is successful, I'm going to end up having to pay.
i am upset that both spaces and tabs are used in the sql code blocks the first 3 use tabs and the last 2 use spaces
its likely you have low bounce rates so they are allowing it
i have self hosted for years never had any issues with people not getting emails
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IEnumerators can also be value types So no heap allocation, just stack. slightly off topic but a lot of things in .NET actually use compile time duct typing. like how async works To make your own task, you don't add an…
Yeah, I'm not going to use a toolchain where if my project is successful, I'm going to end up having to pay.
i am upset that both spaces and tabs are used in the sql code blocks the first 3 use tabs and the last 2 use spaces
its likely you have low bounce rates so they are allowing it
i have self hosted for years never had any issues with people not getting emails